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Step 5 – Get 50 Shipwire Orders For Free

In celebration of the holiday spirit and the opportunity that international growth represents to growing merchants Shipwire would like to offer you a special promotion – Free Order Fulfillment.

Here is how it works:

  • Sign up for a Shipwire Account (or upgrade from a free trial) anytime before November 30, 2010.
  • Tell Shipwire that you want this promotion by submitting a support case through your account. (Please note that we will validate your qualification for the promotion via e-mail).
  • Send us your inventory and start integrating your orders.
  • We’ll process the first 50 orders from any warehouse in our network at no cost (you pay only Shipping). Yes, you read that right – Get 50 orders fulfilled by Shipwire out of any warehouse for Free.
  • You have 30 days from the time that your first inventory is received to  use your 50 free orders.  That means that you can sign-up for a free trial now, spend whatever time you need connecting your shopping cart and then send in 50 items of inventory to have shipped out within 30 days of receiving.
  • This promotion is valid for orders shipping from all Shipwire warehouses.
  • Other disclaimers below (Lawyers make us have them)

Contact a Shipwire Sales Representative to have your account credited. Make sure you tell them you are ready for “Step 5 of Holiday Success”.

Disclaimers: Each order includes 1 standard item pick or 1 Lick ‘n Stick™. Multi-item orders billed normally. Shipwire reserves the right to cancel or suspend this promotion at any time. Shipwire reserves the right to disqualify any merchant at its sole discretion. In no event will this promotion change or alter the Shipwire terms of services which all users are required to enter into to use Shipwire services. Promotion value will not exceed $150 in Shipwire services. Existing Shipwire merchants and users do not qualify for this promotion; this promotion is intended for new subscribers only.

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